Which Aerodrome Mk II

[brakedwell]

Got it in one! Luqa in the sixties.

[aviate1138]

Silverstone?

[Old Bald Pilot]

Correct. Over to you Aviate1138

[aviate1138]

Thanks OBP

Image up in a few minutes

[one11]

Could it be Melbourne - Essendon ?? Looks like an Australian National DC-4 + an un-British bus with Royal Mail titles.

[aviate1138]

One11

You are the man........ well done....... you have control.

Essendon 1954

[one11]

Thanks Aviate1138 Lets stay in the long lost world of the DC-4 for the next one.......

[evansb]

Same TAIP DC-4?

[one11]

Could be the same TAIP (Transporteos Aereos India Portuguesa) DC-4 but certainly the same airport. EvansB, you have control, although Sabredog was faster off-thread.

[evansb]

Thanks. I posted the above Dabolim aerodrome photo, circa 1958, in "Which Aerodrome ?" Mk.I, some time ago. It is not, however, on the list. .

Here is the next mystery aerodrome, which happens to be one of my top-ten favorite aerodromes:

[ICT_SLB]

Looks like CYCV - Cartierville, Quebec, Canada with Gouin Boulavard in the foreground. Somewhere I have a copy of the company approach plate with the (unofficial) Instrument guidance "YUL DME 3.2 mi. turn onto runway heading."

Unfortunately all my airfields have been done so Open House.

[evansb]

The Wichita kid is dead on! CYCV, near Montreal, Quebec, was home to many Canadian designed and produced aircraft. The site should occupy a place in Canada's history.

[Captain Airclues]

As ICT SLB declared open house, here is an easy one;

[Vlad the Imbiber]

East Kirkby?

[Captain Airclues]

Correct Vlad. You have control.

Dave

[Vlad the Imbiber]

Sorry, nothing from me. Back to the rest of you.

[Davidsoffice]

If I may jump in with another of mine...

[TheChitterneFlyer]

Booker, High Wycombe?

[Kieron Kirk]

Colerne.

Ciarain.

[KeMac]

Greenham Common